boringg

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by boringg 2y ago
noun 1. a government, especially an authoritarian one. "ideological opponents of the regime"
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by boringg 2y ago
Listen Im all for smart reactions to dumb policies. This sounds like a dumb reaction to a dumb policy. Right now any article that does anything pro Canada anti US is going to get cheered in Canada because they are David against a mean Gol
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by boringg 2y ago
Your not wrong but it is significantly better then microsoft which was its main competitor.
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by boringg 2y ago
It might be a walled garden (which is a form of security) but thats also why a lot of people buy their products. Know your demographic.
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by boringg 2y ago
https://archive.is/1c9CT#selection-1379.0-1379.64
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Harvard Is Going Tuition Free for Families Making Up to $200k(bloomberg.com)
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by boringg 2y ago
The tech boom was really about infra back in the day which is why Cisco et al hardware providers did incredibly well until they didn't. It's already been talked about that the current iteration of deep infra spend could very much
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by boringg 2y ago
Different products -- nuclear provides grid stability, power quality and dedicated baseload power. Rooftop solar provides some residential power but not helpful for the grid at large -- requires upgrades to the local infrastructure and dec
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by boringg 2y ago
1. No it shouldn't be - it should be a look at Natural Gas/Coal generating facilities vs other technology. 2. How can you say Nuclear has underdelivered? Have you ever looked at the amount of nuclear deployment globally - does ge
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by boringg 2y ago
Well that and then the deeper you drill, the more you will need to pump. There are significant complications. On paper I agree - pragmatically it still seems far away when we have great options already available: I mean alternatively we
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by boringg 2y ago
Geothermal and Tidal are in the same category -- niche energy that works for very specific locations on the planet. The strategy should be deploy solar - deploy nuclear. Put some research dollars towards deep geothermal and piggy back on O
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by boringg 2y ago
It is quite expensive, the heating reserves are finite and when you look closely at the details there are a lot of challenges. It isn't quite as easy as putting a pipe in the planet and pumping heat up (even though that is how it is p
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by boringg 2y ago
"I would bet on geothermal over nuclear in a second for future electricity generation. Its so much more promising, has a tech curve, and has far more innovation and advanced tech adoption." I'm glad that you are so bullish on
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by boringg 2y ago
I mean not to fan the flames of war on drugs - but its supposed to be targeting supply chain and large distributors
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by boringg 2y ago
Big difference. Not even worth accepting your challenge. You think the subtitle differences by modern day historians vs completely wrong AI histories is comparable?
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by boringg 2y ago
I'm not telling you any of my political preferences I'm pointing out how it will play out in the national campaign and how it has already roiled the polls. Canadians don't trust him to support the Canadian interests at least
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by boringg 2y ago
True question is how cons respond. Agree could just be a short bounce but I think cons have been considered MAGA lite so gen public eyes them suspiciously.
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by boringg 2y ago
Conservatives in Ontario have been project proponents. Also it is far from clear who will be the next election -- Federally conservatives are losing ground incredibly quickly due to their pro USA stance.
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by boringg 2y ago
I would say that this feels like a significant rupture in the relationship completely borne out of a very disrespectful position. Trying to brow-beat population into submission typically doesn't really work that well for long-term rel
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by boringg 2y ago
(barring some large swing in the polls) You aren't watching politics right now are you? It's happening in real time. It is actually quite dramatic - the US/CDN relationship is superseding most other political issues.
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by boringg 2y ago
When I put in timers -- for some reason my timer frequently/randomly just sets to 79 hours and a random assortment of minutes and seconds. I have no clue why. I always have to double check otherwise I might be waiting awhile. It feels
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by boringg 2y ago
Funny I turned Siri off because i didn't want apple intelligence running amok. The follow-on problem --> lack of Siri killed my Carplay because Siri is required (also use itf for setting alarms/timers). The kicker? I can&#x27
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by boringg 2y ago
A bit revisionist here.
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by boringg 2y ago
Chat right now is search in 99. Highly functional
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by boringg 2y ago
They get paid to use CO2 pumped back in the wells so its a way to subsidize drilling. Also the monitoring of said CO2 reservoirs is poor with leaks being a concern enough that would negate the whole project.
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by boringg 2y ago
Yeah but you can always pick up based on observational cues. Real test would be spin around in a dark room without any cues can you pick out true north.
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by boringg 2y ago
I think he's trying to get special attention without passing on blame to the company. Best way to get help is through kindness (at the outset) not accusatory (even if it is the fault of the company).
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by boringg 2y ago
Right the whole point was not to make an article attention about all the negative news. Which is funny because this thread is immediately full of complaints.
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by boringg 2y ago
How much of that community would jump ship on change of ownership? Not that Altman is any better than Musk but Musk has certainly created a more negative publicity about himself recently and thus more distrust or people of certain politica
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by boringg 2y ago
No France didn’t have meaningful ev traction. California and Tesla pushed out the market for EVs. Paris agreement helped Im sure but Tesla really did bring the EV market muscle - its undeniable. EVs have been around since the 90s but ther

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